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UMES CHANCELLOR

Dr. Archie L. Buffkins

Message From the Chancellor

The invisible beauty of the world will become visible only when the
feeling of the heart is complemented by the quality of the mind.

I sincerely hope that the University Of Maryland, Eastern Shore
campus has provided you with these important attributes, skills, and
understandings in order for you to truly see the beauty of life and
yourselves within the context of mutual respect.

Have a good day today and a better day tomorrow.

EXECUTIVE CABINET AND ADMINISTRATION

MR. ROBERT DOWERY
Dean of Student Affairs

DR. ALAN HENKIN

Director of Institutional Research

MR. JOEL MACK DR. JOSEPH WUTOH

Vice-Chancellor of Administrative Affairs Vice Chancellor of Academic Affairs

MISS GAIL HEMPHILL

Director of Development and Endowment

and Alumni Affairs

MISS KRISTEN PEARCE
Special Assistant to the Chancellor

MR. HERBERT OLSEN
Director of University Relations

A NIGHT OF DRAMA

A MATTER

OF
BEING . . .

INNOVATIVE

AND
CREATIVE

To Thee, Dear Alma Mater,
We raise our grateful song.
For through thy noble teachings
Thou'st made they children strong;
And thousands still shall praise thee.
All earth shall hear their swel
And bind our hearts yet closer
To thee we love so well.

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Maryland, Maryland, Home of

Maroon and Gray,
Maryland, Maryland, thee we will

love always
All hail to thee, fair Maryland,
All Glory be to thee!
Grow thou in strength and honor
Through all eternity!

MISS UMES

Karolyn Anderson

Miss Anderson is a senior, majoring in Sociology. Karolyn, a native of
Woodruff, Soutli Carolina, plans to attend graduate school upon graduation.

The lovely Miss Anderson is a very expressive and dynamic person who has
participated in many extra-curricular activities while attending UMES. She
also has held the title of Miss Sophomore, and Miss Omega Psi Phi.

THIS IS KAROLYN

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Miss U.M.E.S. - Karolyn Anderson

THE WEEK

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EAGLES

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Service For The Dead Eagles

U.M.E.S. ARRAY OF QUEENS

Francine Jones

Miss Gamma Sigma Sigma

Sandra Odom

Miss Pliysical Education

Sylvia Waters

Miss Home Economics

Irene Esters
2"* Miss Zeta Plii Beta

Paulette Brown
Miss Omega Psi Phi

Fay IVlcCready
Miss Junior

Miss Hawk 1973-74
JOYCE E. JONES

Nanetta McClees
Miss Phi Beta Sigma

Shayne Broadwater
Miss Alpha Phi Omega

Edwina Hooker
iVIiss Veteran

Maria Jones

Miss Wesley Foundation

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Deborah Foster
IVIiss Cheerleader

Ocepia Barkley

Miss Phi Beta Lambda

Evelyn Jones

Miss Alpha Kappa Alpha

KAROLYN ANDERSON
Sociology

Delta Sigma Theta Sorority
Miss Omega Psi Phi
Miss UMES

ERDIIME BARLEY
Biology

Beta Kappa Chi
Black Awareness
Cheerleader

ELVIRA BARNES
Elementary Education

Vice Pres. Gamma Sigma Sigma Sorority
Jr. Class Treasurer

JUNE BRITTINGHAM
Business Education

DONALD CARNEGIE
Sociology

Alpha Phi Omega

GRANWELLCHEW
Agriculture Education

ATA Honorary Ag. Ed. Fraternity

Spinx Club

SGA

KEVIN CHINNIA
Agriculture

Gentlemen's Club
Track TEam

LINDA COLLIER
Home Economics

NORRISCONNELLY
Mathematics

Pres, Senior Class
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity
Student life Committee
Men's Senate

ALFONSO CORNISH
Social Science

Omega Psi Phi Fraternity
Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society
President Men's Senate
Executive Committee SGA

YVONNE COUSIN
Sociology

MELVIN CUSACK
Industrial Education

Football Team
Block M Club
Men's Senate

JENNIFER DASHIELL
Sociology

AKA Sorority
Sec. Fresh. Class
Miss AFROTC

ELBERT DAVIS
Building Construction

Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity
President Marching Band

FRANCIS DIXON
Industrial Arts

ROWENA ELDER
Elementary Education

Elementary Education Club
Women's Council

JOHN FOREMAN
Social Science

Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity
Men's Senate
Yearbool< Staff

DEBORAH FOSTER
Physical Education

Pres. Physical Education Club
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority
Senior Editor Hawk Yearbook Staff
Sec. SGA
Cheerleader

MAYHEW FRANKLIN
Sociology

Editor-in-Chief Hawk

Yearbook
Editor — The Hawk's Message

(college newspaper)
President Sociology Club
Business Manager Yearbook
Delta Phi Omega National

Drama Fraternity
Executive Committee

Student Government Ass.
Student Life Committee
Special Affairs Committee
Long Range Planning

Committee
Homecoming Committee
Student Assistant —

Education Department

JAMES GAYNOR
Social Science

Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity
UMES Band

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MARGARET HARRIS
Home Economics

Home Economics Club
Miss Home Economics 71-72
Special Affairs Committee
Wesley Foundation

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ALPHONSO HAWKINS
Business Administration

Kappa Alpfia Psi Fraternity

Treasurer SGA

Assistant Editor Yearbook

PATRICK HENRY
Art Education

Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity
Yearbook Staff
Art Club

VIRGINIA HORSEY
Elementary Education

VEORE HUNT
Economics

CARROLL JACKSON
Physical Education

Vice Pres. Jr. Class

Sec. Sr. Class

President Women's Council

ANTHONY JOHNSON
Biology

ANTHONY JONES
Building Construction

FRANCINE JONES
Elementary Education

President Gamma Sigma

Sigma Sorority
Elementary Education Club
Women's Council

MARIA JONES
Business Education

LEWISJONES
Industrial Arts

MARVIN JONES
Elementary Education

Elementary Education Club

Phi Beta Lambda

Miss Wesley Foundation

Probate Zeta Phi Beta Sorority

MAXINE MILBOURNE
Sociology

Sociology Club

YWCA

The Hawks' Message (college newspaper)

WALTER JONES
Mathematics

Beta Kappa Chi
Spinx Club
AFROTC

JOAN PALMER
Mathematics

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MAURICE PINDER
Art Education

Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity
Art Club
Men's Senate
Yearbook Staff
Chess Club

VENSON PURNELL
Physical Education

Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity
Treas. Physical Education Club

SUSAN QUARLES
Sociology

Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society

Sociology Club

Hawks' Message (college newspaper

WENDELL ROBINS
Physical Education

Pres. Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity

UMESBand

Yearbook Staff

CHARLOTTE RUSSELL
Physical Education

Zeta Phi Beta Sorority
Women's Council
Physical Education Club

VANESSA SANDERS
Social Science

Pres. YWCA
Wesley Foundation
Women's Council

KENNETH SHELL
Industrial Education

Football Team
Block MClub

CAROLYN STEPHENS
Elementary Education

WILLIE SYDNOR
Social Science

M.I. A. Queen

Elementary Education Club

PAUL TROTTER
Mathematics

Omega Psi Phi Fraternity
Gentlemen's Club
Who's Who Among College
and Universities

HAROLD TYLER
Business Administration

Phi Beta Lambda
Sr. Class Treasurer
Men's Senate

BRENDA WATERS
Business Education

Phi Beta Lambda

Miss Senior

Sweetheart Gentlemen's Club

MALINDAWATKINS
Business Education

Phi Beta Lambda

SYLVIA WATERS
Home Economics

Miss Alpha Phi Alpha
Miss Home Economics
Miss Freshman

PATRICK WATKINS
Art Education

Omega Psi Phi Fraternity
Veterans Club
Art Club

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Sociology

Pres. Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society
Pyramid Club Delta Sigma Theta Sorority
Vice President Sociology Club
Hawks' Message (college newspaper)

NORMAN WEEKS
Sociology

REGINA WHITE
Sociology

Sociology Club
Women's Council

JAMES WILLIAMS
Industrial Arts

Men's Senate

CLARA YOUNG
Sociology

Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority

Miss Alpha Phi Alpha

Sociology Club

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JUNIORS

Francis Ballard

Charles Bryant

Rodney Bryant

Lopez Chew

Theartris Childress, Jr

Sandra Douglas

Yvonne Goodin

Rosa Hodge

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Faye McCreacly

Leon Tilghman

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Sharon Turner

Brenda Wheatley

Go placidly amid the noise and haste,
and remennber what peace there may be in
silence. As far as possible without
surrender be on good terms with all
persons. Speak your truth quietly and
clearly and listen to others, even the
dull and ignorant; they too have a
story. Avoid loud and aggressive persons,
they are vexation to the spirit. If you
compare yourself with others, you may
become vain and bitter; for always there
will be greater and lesser persons than
yourself.

SOPHOMORES

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Adeyemi Ajayi

Brenda Bivens

Shelly Blake

Joseph Boykins

Louise Braxton

Robin Brown

William Campbell

Teresa Fooks

Charlene Goodin

Geraldine Grey

Pedro Habton

Wanda Handy

Emily Johnson

Richard Jones

Jeffrey McNealy Virginia Mosley

Edward James

James Joynes

Reginald Lawson

Gary Myers

Byron Johnson

Nannetta McCiees

Andre Parson

Sonya Roberson

Kyle Robinson

Gordon Stanley

Jeanette Stephens

Lorraine Suggs

Ondra Taylor

Janice Tinch

Andre Twilley

Awoskina Valentine

Kay White

Shirley White

Tommy Wimbush

Mark Williams

FRESHMEN

Pandora Barkley

Paulette Brown

Marcella Beck

Mary Burgess

Pamela Brown

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Marion Butler

Veryl Carr

Karen Cassidy

Alverne Chesterfield

George Coleman

Carolyn Copes

Sylvania Cottman

Marjorie Davis

Greg Duncan

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Michael Holden

Arlene Jones

Tunde Fajuyigbe

Sheryll Hamilton

Freda Jackson

Emanuel Kolawole

Lanec Fletcher

Robert Greene

Brenda Harris

Zelma Hayward

Bainji Jegede

Eloa Johnson

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Jackie Joseph

Abiola Lanrewaju

Ermias Lemma

Sharon Guy

Pamela Henry

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Renee Johnson

Cynthia Lewis

Voloria Mack

Barry Marshall

Rebecca Marshall

Gloria Maye

Caria McReynolds

Christopher Meshida

Nancy Miles

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Beverly Sue Miller

Rahymm S. Omotosho

Harold Russell

Patricia Sampson

Shirley Simmons

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Sherone Simon Sandra Smith

Gertrude White

Bradshaw Whiting

Ralph Whittington

Waters Whittington

Bernie Williams

Joyce Willis

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LIFE AT
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Lend me the stone strength of the past
And I will lend you,
The wings of the future
For I have them.

— Robinson Jeffers

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ENGLISH CLUB

ELEMENTARY EDUCATION CLUB

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ALPHA PHI ALPHA

ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA

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Scientific Honor Society

BIOLOGY CLUB

ZETA PHI BETA

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STUDENTS INTERESTED — IN TALENT

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Editor-in-Chief

1973-74 HAWK YEARBOOK STAFF

Assistant Editors

DELORA SHEDRICK
Assistant Editor

ROSE HODGE
Assistant Editor

WHO'S WHO AMONG COLLEGES

AND
UNIVERSITIES

KAROLYN ANDERSON

RODNEY BRYANT

PENNY BUTLER

LINDA COLLIER

ALFONSO CORNISH

FAYE MARTIN

SUSAN QUARLES

HELEN SUTTON

PAUL TROTTER

FRANCES WEDGE

MAXINE WILKINS

CLARA YOUNG

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Graduate

Studies

Convocation

Dr. David Sparks

— Speaker, U. of Md.

Black
Heritage
Week
Speaker

Alex Haley
Author

DR. ARCHIE L. BUFFKINS

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WITH LOCAL MAYORS

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FACES AROUND CAMPUS

O give me a song of liope

And a world where I can sing it.

Give me a song of faitin

And a people to believe in it.

Give me a song of kindliness

And a country where I can live it.

"Dark Testament" Pauli Murray

107

Don't let life discourage you; everyone
who got where he is had to begin where
he was.

The first thing to do in life is to do with
purpose what one proposes to do.

- Pablo Casals

POSTSCRIPT

109

When you read, read! Too
many students just half
read. I never read
without summarizing —
and so understanding what

I read. The art of memory

is the art of understanding.

Roscoe Pound, Harvard

Law School

"With all its sham, drudgery & broken
dreams, it is still a beautiful world."

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We live in a time of such rapid chang

that only he who is in a fundament^

a person who continues to learn and inqty

pace, let alone play the role^feifcjyide , . .We have created for

ourselves a manner of living in Araeric^fH'vyhich a little learning

can no longer serve our needs..

-Nathan Pusey, THE AGE OF THE SCHOLAR: OBSERVATION
nM FniirATION INA TROUBLED DECADE

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"Each man is each man's brother."

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MISS DALE GORDON
Director, College Thirteen

DR. CLAUD MARION

Counselor, UMES Extension Program

DR. LEWIS KADUSHIN
Director, Counseling Center

DR. HENKINS
Director, Institutiona
Research

DR. CAROLE HENKIN
Director, Reading Center

MR. JAGDISH SINGH
Director of Admissions and
Registration

MRS. BETTY MILES
Head, Business Department

DR. GERALD JOHNSON

Head, Music Department

DR. HOWARD REBACH
Head, Department of Social
Science

DR. LEON COURSEY
Head, Physical Education
Department

DR. WILLIAM PENDER
Head, Education Department

DR. N. NAGARAJAN

Head, Mathematics and
Computer Science

MR. JAMES POLK

Head, Department of English
and Languages

DR. WILLIAM LYNK

Head, Department of Natural Science

MRS. ERETHIA EVANS

Head, Home Economics Department

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A degree is not an education, and the
confusion on this point is perhaps the
gravest weakness in American thinl<ing
about education.

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Was something brushed
across my mind

That no one on earth
will ever find?

— Robert Frost

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Experience is a

hard teacher because

she gives the

test first, the lesson

afterwards.

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The utmost reward of daring is to dare.
— Robert Frost

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A college education is a taste for
knowledge, a taste for philosophy, a
capacity to explore, question and
perceive relationships between
fields of knowledge and experience
. . . it is a search for truth.

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AUTOGRAPHS

In Fond Memory Of Jinnmie Mosely, Sr,
1927-1974

Artists are poets, speaking to humanity. As an artist, Jimmie Mosely stands out as one of the
nation's great creators of masterpieces. His works will stand forever midway between man's fleeting
world and the transcendent world of God, enabling us to continually communicate with the cosmos
and the powers of nature.

He once remarked, "I am an artist; I have something to say: I hope I have said it well."

AWARDS;

Atlanta Univ. Ga., 1st prize
Xavier Univ. New Orleans, La.
National Conference of Artists
Wicomico County Art League. Salisbury, Md.
1st prize In Watercolors and in Graphics, Emancipation Centennial
National Exhibit, New Orleans

EXHIBITIONS;

Atlanta University, Ga.

Illinois State Univ. Art Gallery, Normal, Illinois

Civic Center Museum, Phila., Pa.

Nelson Gallery & Atkins Museum, Kansas City, Mo.

Wicomico County Library, Salisbury, Md.

Salisbury State College, Salisbury, Md.

COLLECTIONS;

Atlanta University Art Gallery

Illinois State University Art Gallery, Normal, III.

Dusable Art Gallery, Chicago

PROFESSIONAL POSITION;

Associate Professor and Head of Art Department, University of Maryland,

Eastern Shore, Princess Anne, Md. 1947-74
President of the National Conference of Artists, 1974

GALLERIES;

Atlanta University Art Gallery

Illinois State University

Jonada Art Gallery, Baltimore, Md.

Smith-Mason Art Gallery, Wash., D.C.

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